Lalibela Game Reserve has begun a project in conjunction with the Rhodes University Centre for Biological Control (CBC). The Centre for Biological Control (CBC) focuses the majority of its research [...]
Plastic pollution is one of the most significant contributors to climate change. Plastic is difficult to break down and it either ends up in landfills or the ocean where it [...]
Conservation is central to what we do at Lalibela. It is our main aim to make a difference in contributing to the future preservation and conservation of our country’s biodiversity. At [...]
Sustainable travel is at the forefront of 2020’s travel trends. At Lalibela, where conservation and sustainability are at the forefront of what we do, we couldn’t be happier! Sustainable travel can [...]
Conservation is a big deal to us at Lalibela, in all shapes and forms. If you read our previous blogs, you’ll know that we recycle and have an ongoing project working [...]
As we mentioned in our first post where we shared easy tips for helping the planet, conservation does not have to be one big drastic measure. In fact, it's the small [...]
The biggest priority of Lalibela is conservation - our goal is to conserve the essence of Africa, every insect, leaf and animal. The Big Five and well-loved wildlife are often at [...]
- "Climate change is massive, but we are doing so much good here. " - Conservation is becoming a daily conversation topic on a global level. Awareness and efforts to [...]
Spekboom is a common sight at Lalibela. Known also as Pork Bush or Elephant’s Food, this plant is an environmental activist in its own right. Our ultimate passion at Lalibela is [...]
The concern about wildlife and environmental conservation is becoming increasingly relevant and important. Lalibela considers ourselves extremely privileged to be working on the ground to conserve African wildlife and sustain African [...]
